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Fusion-IO
So I just found this company who's basically killin' it when it comes to memory and storage. Fusion-IO
This is some pretty crazy stuff speed-wise in storage and it's definitely leaps and bounds better than any current SSD on the market! But at $1500 for their cheapest module (410GB) and $125k for their biggest (10.2TB), I wouldn't think this would be a very cost-efficient way to store data.  In what applications do you think this would be cost-efficient and most needed? ALSO: One of Apple's original founders, Steve Wozniak, is the lead scientist for this company. He is also involved in FLL, from what I've seen. Do you think there's a chance of a Fusion-IO IOFX module ever coming to FRC teams? 
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